resonator suggestions
#1
My exhaust is just too much I cant take it anymore. People tell me I shouldnt change it and it sounds sweet but Im loosing hearing. I was thinking of putting a resonator on hoping it would cut out alot of the drone, plus I dont want to rebend piping for a big muffler. Anyone have suggestions and a place to get one.
#2
I would just get the largest Magnaflow muffler possible that will fit, and weld it between the flange on your y-pipe and your present muffler. Magnaflows are straight-through, so you won't lose performance, and that should cut down on the noise.
#3
Originally Posted by Naked AV
I would just get the largest Magnaflow muffler possible that will fit, and weld it between the flange on your y-pipe and your present muffler. Magnaflows are straight-through, so you won't lose performance, and that should cut down on the noise.
#4
Originally Posted by 02sierraz71_5.3
dont want to have to deal with pipes
#5
Originally Posted by Naked AV
Not sure you understand what I'm saying. I'm suggesting that you weld in a Magnaflow muffler as a resonator....like a 3" in/3" out, 5 x 8 oval....before your muffler.
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#9
Check out one of these, it may work for you.
http://shop.airflowonline.com/Mercha...ategory_Code=R
They seem to be cheaper than some performance type brands and I think they are true stainless. I know they are for diesel applications but it might work to get a little more bearable sound from your set up.
http://shop.airflowonline.com/Mercha...ategory_Code=R
They seem to be cheaper than some performance type brands and I think they are true stainless. I know they are for diesel applications but it might work to get a little more bearable sound from your set up.
#10
Originally Posted by TG02Z71
Check out one of these, it may work for you.
http://shop.airflowonline.com/Mercha...ategory_Code=R
They seem to be cheaper than some performance type brands and I think they are true stainless. I know they are for diesel applications but it might work to get a little more bearable sound from your set up.
http://shop.airflowonline.com/Mercha...ategory_Code=R
They seem to be cheaper than some performance type brands and I think they are true stainless. I know they are for diesel applications but it might work to get a little more bearable sound from your set up.


